Botulinum Toxin Explained: Botox vs Dysport vs Xeomin
Cosmetics
Everything you need to know about the different injectable neurotoxins
Botulinum Toxin for Depression
Mental Health
How botulinum toxin injection treatments can improve depression symptoms
Facial Rejuvenation and Cosmetic Options During Pregnancy
Cosmetics
Tricks to looking younger during pregnancy
Trends in Botulinum Toxin: Bro-tox, Scro-tox, and Scalp-tox
Cosmetics
Newer trends with botulinum toxin injections for men and women
Cryolipolysis: The Science Behind Freezing Fat
Devices
Using cold for removing fat and body contouring
What Are Facial Filler and How Do They Work?
Cosmetics
The longevity of fillers and their different purposes
No, Intense Pulsed Light and Lasers Are Not the Same
Devices
The differences between these two treatments and how they really work
Botulinum Injections & Pain: Needle Size Matters
Cosmetics
Botulinum toxin (BT) injections, commonly branded as Botox, Dysport, and Xeomin, are becoming an increasingly popular treatment for improving the appearance of wrinkles. However, the process can be painful and that pain prevents many people from trying or continuing the treatment. If you’re concerned that BT injections may be too painful, or if the pain from your previous BT injections is preventing you from receiving further sessions, this recent research may help!
